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  • Hurricane Preparation Hints

    My apologies to those now evacuating and those who are bearing down for the arrival of Hurricane Irene in their city. Living in Florida, I know that it is extremely important to have some sort of disaster kit handy when preparing for the worst. For those who do not reside in Hurricane Irene's path...
    Posted to Weblog by parker on 08-26-2011
  • Five Years Later

    One thousand eight hundred twenty five days (give or take). That’s how long it’s been since my life changed, since my world changed. I’ve recently been thinking a lot about family and what family means to me. As those who know me will tell you, my world begins and ends with my kids. My son and daughter...
    Posted to Weblog by danaCreative on 05-30-2011
  • The Masonry of Motherhood

    I’m back to writing following a brief hiatus. Camping with my son on Friday night prevented me from writing and publishing a post that evening. Sharing in dinner, laughter, and community with dear friends (not to mention a couple of bottles of wine and some Scotch) precluded my writing routine last night...
    Posted to Weblog by danaCreative on 01-30-2011
  • Impacted by the Power of Music

    If ever there was such a thing as an obvious choice, the subject of this entry is it. The writer in me so desperately wanted to go with a twist or misdirection, but anyone who knows me would easily guess or tell you the band or musical artist that has impacted my life is Sister Hazel. I mean, it’s not...
    Posted to Weblog by danaCreative on 01-15-2011
  • Change of Plans

    As part of our 30 day blog challenge , tonight’s topic was supposed to be about being a champion. I thought it would be a good fit given the BCS National Championship game is being played tonight. Truth be told, however, the topic is actually quite lame. I was going to write about the experiences I remember...
    Posted to Weblog by danaCreative on 01-11-2011
  • Cheap summer fun to help keep your family cool

    With the temperatures rising, we're all thinking wistfully back to the days when it was too cold to go outside...those days when hot chocolate and thick wool socks made for a cozy night. But now that it's hot enough to fry an egg on the sidewalk, it's time for some chillin' out...some...
    Posted to Weblog by bulldog on 07-12-2010
  • Puppies Behind Bars

    Has your child ever asked you for a puppy? They are so cute and cuddly that we all can understand why a child would want one. Having a dog can bring so much fun and joy into our lives but they also require a lot of time and patience amongst other things. Kids usually do not think about or may not understand...
    Posted to Weblog by RebeccaL on 01-12-2010
  • Things To Do In The Car

    It's holiday time again which may mean long drives to see family or friends. During these longs drives your built-in or portable DVD player comes in handy to distract your children. Although a great invention and it's nice for your child to have some entertainment in the car, these days too many...
    Posted to Weblog by RebeccaL on 12-13-2009
  • Would You Accidentally Run Over Your Own Family?

    When I saw the headline for this story, it immediately caught my attention. Before looking into the entire story, I had to wonder - Who could run over their family? Was it intentional? What were the circumstances? Would you accidentally run over your own family? Well, the details were much different...
    Posted to Weblog by parker on 07-10-2009
  • Cooking kids: Summer camps that last a lifetime

    OK. So here’s the latest in summer camps: cooking camp. For a small fortune, we sent our 7-year-old son last week to learn all about kitchen sanitation, grocery shopping, veggie chopping and bread baking. Of course the best way to learn is by doing, so at camp he made his own lunch and washed his own...
    Posted to Weblog by writer lady on 06-08-2009
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